Tando TR-71S Manuel utilisateur
User’s Guide
Carefully read and fully understand
instructions before using this unit.
2002.04 16004104060
■Notices about this User’s Guide
● Carefully read and fully understand these instructions before using this unit.
● All rights of this User’s Guide belong to T&D Corporation. It is prohibited to
use, duplicate and/or arrange a part or whole of this User’s Guide without
the permission of T&D Corporation.
● Please follow the safety precautions carefully. We cannot guarantee nor or
we responsible for safety if this product is used in any manner other than
was intended.
● T&D Corporation accepts no responsibility for any malfunction of and / or
trouble with this product or with your computer that is caused by the
improper handling of this product and will deem such trouble or malfunction
as falling outside the conditions for free repair of the attached warranty.
● T&D Corporation accepts no responsibility for any results or effects from
using this User’s Guide.
● This User’s Guide cannot be reissued, so please keep it in a safe place.
● On screen messages in this manual may vary slightly from the actual
messages.
● Figures and illustrations in this manual may be slightly simplied and may
differ from the actual product.
● Specications, design and other contents are subject to change without
notice.
● Please notify the shop where you purchased this product or T&D
Corporation of any, mistakes, errors or unclarities in this manual.
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Microsoft Corporation USA and are binding in the USA and all other
countries. Company names and product names are trademarks or
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● Teon is a registered trademark of the Dupont Corporation and of the
Mitsui Dupont Fluro-chemical Corporation.
Safety Precautions and Instructions
In an attempt to ensure safe operation of our products and to protect them
from the possibility of damage throughout this User’s Guide the following
symbols are used to indicate important warnings, cautions and notices.
Please be sure to read, understand and follow the contents of all such
warnings.
■Explanation of Warning Symbols
■Explanation of Picture Symbols
These entries are actions that absolutely under
no circumstance should be taken. The taking of
such an action may cause serious personal
physical damage or death.
These entries are actions that if taken may lead
to physical injury or damage to persons or
things.
DANGER
CAUTION
This symbol denotes an important warning or caution.
Inside or near the symbol will appear another symbol
giving details. (EX: stands for INFLAMMABLE)
This symbol denotes a forbidden action. Inside or near the
symbol will appear another symbol giving details.
(EX: stands for DO NOT TAKE APART)
This symbol denotes an action that you must take. Inside
or near the symbol will appear another symbol giving
details. (EX: stands for BE SURE TO FOLLOW)
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Published by T&D Corporation
1st Edition, April 2002
Copyright 1998-2002 T&D Corporation
All rights reserved.
It is dangerous to swallow batteries.
Store all batteries, sensors and Thermo Recorder units out of the
reach of children.
If water or a foreign body enters the case, immediately cease
using it.
Continued use may cause re, electrocution or damage.
Make sure to use only power sources compatible with this
unit.
The use of the wrong voltage may cause re, electrocution or
damage.
Do not take apart, repair or modify the main unit.
It may cause re, electrocution or damage. Please ask the shop
where you bought the product or T&D to carry out any repairs.
If any smoke or strange smells are emitted from the unit,
immediately cease using it.
Continued use may cause re, electrocution or damage.
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Do not drop the unit, place heavy weight on the unit nor
expose the unit to a strong impact.
Doing so may cause damage to the unit.
Use these units under conditions with an ambient
temperature of -10 to 60℃ and humidity of 90%RH or less.
Do not use or store the unit in places such as listed below:
● In places exposed to splashing water.
● In the direct sun light or in excessively hot and humid
places.
● In excessively smoky, dusty, or steamy places.
● In areas exposed to harmful chemicals or gases.
● In areas exposed to strong magnetic elds.
The Thermo Recorder is a device to measure temperature.
Do not use this unit for any purpose other than temperature
measurement.
This product has been designed for private or industrial use
only. It is not for use in situations where strict safety
precautions are necessary such as in connection with
medical equipment whether directly or indirectly.
Do not apply sensors to the human body.
Do not put your ngers or foreign matter into the
communication port.
We are not responsible for any malfunction or trouble
caused by the use of our product or by any problem caused
by the malfunction of our unit. Please be fully aware of this
before using our product.
CAUTION
DANGER
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Recorded data and recording settings will be lost if the
batteries run out.
It is recommended that the batteries be replaced before they run
out.
Battery life depends on the measurement environment,
communication frequency, recording interval and battery
quality.
Approximate battery life of 1 year is a standard of battery life
under use with a recording interval setting at 2 seconds or more
and in no way do we guarantee a battery’s life.
Battery terminals may provide insufcient contact due to
age or vibration.
Please be careful not to lose data due to insufcient contact.
Remove batteries from any unit that is not to be used for a
long period of time.
Batteries left in a unit not being used for a long time may leak
and cause a malfunction.
Use the sensor only within the measurable temperature
range (-40 to 110℃).
For extending the temperature sensor cable, use of only 1
extension cable is advised.
Use the sensor only within the measurable temperature
and humidity range (Temperature: 0 to 50℃, Humidity: 10
to 95%RH).
When the sensor is not used, put it in the attached plastic
bag with a drying agent and keep it in a cool, dark place at
5 to 25℃ and 30%RH or less.
An extension cable cannot be used with the Temperature/
Humidity Sensor.
The unit may give an error in humidity value if there is a
rapid change of temperature. However, the value will
return to normal after the sensor temperature stabilizes.
■TR-0106, Standard Temperature Sensor of TR-71S
■TR-3110, Standard Humidity Sensor of TR-72S
CAUTION
CAUTION
Introduction
Notices about this User’s Guide ................................ 1
Safety Precautions and Instructions.......................... 2
Table of Contents....................................................... 7
Getting Ready
Outline of the Product................................................ 8
Part Names and Functions........................................ 9
Connect the Sensors............................................... 10
Temperature and Humidity Sensors (TR-72S) ........ 11
Install Batteries and Turn Power On ........................ 12
Battery Life .............................................................. 13
LCD Display............................................................. 15
Basic Usage
Start Recording and
Set Recording Interval via Main Unit ....................... 16
Start Recording and
Set Recording Conditions via Computer ................. 18
Display Amount of Recorded Data .......................... 20
Collecting Recorded Data........................................ 21
Other
Optional Sensors List .............................................. 22
Product Specications............................................. 25
Provisions for Free Repair ....................................... 26
■Outline
Thermo Recorder TR-71S is a 2-channel data logger unit designed to
measure, display and record temperature. The TR-72S is a data logger
designed to measure, display and record temperature on 1 channel and
humidity on its other channel. The recorded data from either unit can be
downloaded to your computer via the included software "Thermo Recorder
for Windows" where you can use the software to create colorful graphs,
tables, export text les, as well manage les and control printing.
■Contents of Package
AAA Alkaline Batteries (LR03)
x 2
Standard Software
(Thermo Recorder for Windows)
x 1 set
●Accessories (Both TR-71S and TR-72S)
Communication Cable
(RS-232C : D-Sub 9Pin)
Cable Length 1.5m x 1
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Table of Contents Outline of the Product
TR-71S TR-72S
for RTR-5 ,TR-5,TR- 7,RTR-57C ,TR-57C
DISC Ver.1. 01
Copyrigh t 19 95-200 2 TandD
Corporat ion. All righ ts res erved.
警 告
このＣＤ－Ｒ ＯＭはパソコ ン用です。
一般のオーディ オ用ＣＤプレー ヤー
などでは絶対に再生しないでください。
聴覚の障害や 、機器の故障な どを
引き起こす恐 れがあります。
Temperature / Humidity Sensor
(TR-3110) x 1
Standard Temperature Sensors
(TR-0106) x 2
User’s Guide and Warranty
Software User’s Guide
x 1 set
■Front View
Sensor Connection Jack
(Channel 1)
Power Switch
Built-in Temperature Sensor (Channel 1)
INTERVAL button
(Set Recording Interval)
REC/STOP button
(Start and Stop Recording)
■Right Side View
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Part Names and Functions
Sensor Connection Jack
(Channel 2)
Available only for TR-71S
Communication Cable
Connection Jack
Connecting the standard sensors to the main units.
▼
Optional temperature sensors can be used. For details, see page 22
"Optional Sensors List".
■TR-71S
■TR-72S
Connect the Sensors
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■Left Side View
Standard Temperature/Humidity Sensor (TR-3110)
Standard Temperature Sensors (TR-0106)
Connection condition Channel 1 Channel 2
Both are unconnected Internal Sensor ―
Ch. 1 is connected External Sensor ―
Ch. 2 is connected Internal Sensor External Sensor
Ch. 1 and 2 are connected External Sensor External Sensor
Connection condition Channel 1 Channel 2
Temp/Humidity sensor connected External (Temp.) External (Humidity)
No external sensor connected Internal (Temp.) ―
Temperature sensor connected External (Temp.) ―
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① Water Leakage Sensor Seal
Normal (White) Abnormal (Red)）
The seal turns red in an abnormal state. This indicates that the sensor
has gotten wet.
② Temperature Sensor Seal
Normal (White) Abnormal (Red)
The seal turns red in an abnormal state and the gure 60 is displayed.
This indicates that the sensor was exposed to a temperature of 60℃or
more.
■Battery Installation
1 Open the battery cover on the backside of the main unit. 。
2 Install 2 AAA-size alkaline batteries in the correct direction to align
＋ and －.
Caution
● Install 2 new batteries. Avoid mixing old
and new batteries.
● Sometimes, after installing new batteries,
nothing will appear on the display for
about 3 seconds; this is not a malfunction.
3 Close the battery cover.
■Turn Power On
1 Turn ON the power switch on the left side of the unit.
Install Batteries and Turn Power On
● If during recording the switch is turned OFF, recording will stop
and all recorded data will be stored in the main unit.
Power Switch
ON
OFF
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Caution
● The replacement period for the standard sensor is 1 year. Replace it
when 1 year has passed after opening the bag. When using the
Temperature and Humidity Sensor, the surface can become dirty and
may decrease its sensitivity and accuracy. Therefore, if the unit is
being used in a dusty or smoky environment, it may be necessary to
change the sensor sooner than usual. The accuracy of the sensor
may decrease even within 1 year if it is used (kept) outside the
specied operation conditions.
● When the sensor is not used, put it in the attached plastic bag with a
drying agent and keep it in a cool, dark place at 5 to 25℃ and 30%RH
or less.
● Two types of sensor seals are pasted on the sensor. If the seal shows
abnormality (appears red), replace the sensor as soon as possible.
■Sensor Seal Details
Temperature and Humidity Sensors
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① ②
3 Continuing to use the unit with the [BAT] mark displayed and without
changing the batteries will cause the display to change to [SLP] and the
unit will enter sleep. Please change the batteries immediately.
● Recording stops and the recorded data and recording conditions are
stored in the main unit.
● Downloading data is only possible if you change the batteries.
● To start recording again after replacing the batteries you must reset
the Start Recording settings.
● While replacing the batteries the main unit will continue to function
for up to 1 hour without batteries.
● From the time the unit enters sleep mode until battery power is
totally lost is about 1 year.
4 If left in sleep mode, the battery power will be lost and the display will turn
off.
● Recorded data and recording conditions will be lost from the main
unit.
● To start recording again after replacing the batteries you must reset
the Start Recording and Recording Conditions settings.
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Battery Life
1 Approximate time till [BAT] mark appears on the LCD display after
installing a new set of batteries is as follows:
- Recording interval of 2 sec. or longer Approx. 10 months
- Recording interval of 1 sec. Approx. 6 months
2 When the battery power becomes low, the [BAT] mark will appear on the
LCD display on the main unit. Once the [BAT] mark appears, you should
replace the batteries as soon as possible.
● Recording will continue and the recorded data and recording
conditions will be stored in the main unit. You can still download the
data to your computer.
● Recording will continue while you replace the batteries.
● The main unit will remain operating without batteries during
replacement for up to 3 minutes.
● Continuing to use the unit without changing the batteries will cause it
to go into sleep mode. From the time the [BAT] mark appears to the
time the unit will go into sleep mode is roughly as below. Please
change the batteries before the unit goes into the sleep mode.
- Recording interval of 2 sec. or longer Approx. 3 months
- Recording interval of 1 sec Approx. 2 months
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⑦
①
⑧
① Displays alternately channel number of present reading.
② Displayed during recording; ashes when waiting to start
programmed recording.
③ Indicates amount of data recorded.
④ Indicates communication is occurring with computer.
⑤ Indicates when measurement is above or below the limit.
▼ is displayed for -40 (-60)℃or less, and ▲ for 110 (155)℃ or
more.
※Figures in ( ) show the usage of TR-71S wide range
temperature sensor.
⑥ Indicates battery life warning; displayed when battery power
becomes low.
⑦ Displays unit of temperature. Can be changed between Celsius
and Fahrenheit via computer.
% (Humidity unit) display is only for TR-72S.
⑧ Displays alternately Present Temperature or Humidity for each
channel.
④③② ⑤
⑥
LCD Display
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Start Recording and Set Recording
Interval via Main Unit
Recording can be started and interval settings made via the buttons on the
main unit.
▼
Only Recording Start/Stop and Recording Interval can be controlled by
using the main unit buttons. Other settings, such as Temperature Unit of
Display (C/F) and Recording Mode, can only be made via computer.
See page 18 "Start Recording and Set Recording Conditions via Computer"
for more details.
■Start Recording
CAUTION
● Once a new recording starts, all the recorded data in the main
unit is erased.
● Pressing the [REC/STOP] even during waiting for a programmed
start will start recording immediately.
1 Press the [REC/STOP] Button for more than 3 seconds or until "REC"
appears on the LCD and recording starts.
※If the unit is set for Endless Method "LOOP" will be displayed on
the LCD before "REC" appears.
■Stop Recording
1 Press down on the [REC/STOP] button until the "REC" mark
disappears from the display (about 3 seconds) and recording will be
stopped.
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■Set Recording Interval
CAUTION
The Recording Interval cannot be set or changed during
recording and /or during wait for a programmed start.
1 Press down on the [INTERVAL] button for about 3 seconds or until the
measurement value display changes to the Recording Interval display.
Release the button.
EX: Recording interval is 15 seconds
Recording interval is 15 minutes
● If during recording or while waiting for a programmed
recording to start the [INTERVAL] button is pressed down for
3 seconds or more, the present recording interval setting will
be displayed. Upon releasing the button the measurement
display will return.
2 Select the desired recording interval by pressing the [INTERVAL]
button. The interval will change each time you press on the button.
3 Stop pressing the button when the desired recording interval has been
reached.When the display returns to the measurement value display
the interval setting will be completed.
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Start Recording and Set Recording
Conditions via Computer
Start Recording and Recording Conditions can be set via your computer by
using the software "Thermo Recorder for Windows". The following settings
can also will be made:
▼
For more details, see the Thermo Recorder for Windows User’s
Manual or the "HELP" menu of the software.
■Recording Start/Stop
Start and Stop the Recording via the Software.
CAUTION
By starting a new recording or by making new recording
conditions, recorded data stored in the main unit will be erased.
Be sure to download and save any necessary recorded data left
in main unit before making new settings.
■Set Recording Conditions
Recording Conditions such as "Record Starting Date", "Interval",
"Recording Mode" and "Temperature Unit of Display(C/F)" can be set or
changed easily via your computer.
In "Recording Mode" you can select from two recording methods.
● One Time Method
One Time Method: Recording stops when 8,000 data readings have
been recorded and "FULL" is indicated on the LCD. The estimated time
to reach "FULL" can be calculated with the following formula:
EX: A 30 second recording interval x 8,000 readings (Maximum
readings that the unit can record)
= 240,000 seconds =Approx. 2 days, 18 hours, and 40 minutes.
● Endless Loop Method
When 8,000 readings have been recorded the oldest data is overwritten
and recording continues.
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